I’ve noticed that more and more people can’t hold onto their coins anymore.
If it goes up a bit, they want to lock in profits.
If it drops a bit, they start to doubt.
After a few days of sideways movement, they decide it’s hopeless.
In the past, when everyone bought a coin, they might still be able to hold for a few months—or even years.
Now it’s different: before buying, they ask, “Can it go up 10x?” After buying, they watch the candlestick chart every day—upwards they fear a pullback, downwards they fear going to zero.
Maybe it’s not that today’s market is getting harder to trade, but that with so much information, people find it harder to truly stick to a conviction.
Right now, how long can you hold a coin for?
#美伊互袭油轮冲突升级 $BTC
If it goes up a bit, they want to lock in profits.
If it drops a bit, they start to doubt.
After a few days of sideways movement, they decide it’s hopeless.
In the past, when everyone bought a coin, they might still be able to hold for a few months—or even years.
Now it’s different: before buying, they ask, “Can it go up 10x?” After buying, they watch the candlestick chart every day—upwards they fear a pullback, downwards they fear going to zero.
Maybe it’s not that today’s market is getting harder to trade, but that with so much information, people find it harder to truly stick to a conviction.
Right now, how long can you hold a coin for?
#美伊互袭油轮冲突升级 $BTC